#anders sandberg

[lilbluntworld]

So you wanna build a Dyson Sphere?

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[lilbluntworld]

It will turn out that only about six hours of the sun’s energy is needed to commence the colonisation of the entire universe!

Eternity in six hours

[doctorghoti]

Thanks to Anders Sandberg, I think I found something that best reflects my visualization about cycles in life. Now if I can find a way to make a point move along the lines with consistent direction but the ability to move to smaller or bigger circles, then it’d be perfect.

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In Memoriam: Anders Sandberg (1968 - 2024)

Anders Sandberg (May 3, 1968 – January 23, 2024) was a Swedish musician who was famous for being a member of the band Rednex. Rednex recorded Cotton Eye Joe in 2002

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[failureofmylife]

Since I’m required

to do teleconferences I need to make a neutral backdrop. I figure a sheet over a wire will do very nicely to camouflage my extremely cluttered home.

And I’ll put up a warning sign on it, to break up the monotony. Either something from “Doktor Sleepless”, or...

Source: Anders Sandberg

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Transhumanist Anders Sandberg: Embrace Strangeness

Dr. Anders Sandberg is a well known transhumanist, futurist, computational neuroscientist and currently a research fellow at the Future of Humanity Institute in Oxford University. I enjoyed talking to him last time he was on Singularity 1 on 1 and was happy to have him back for another one.

During our second conversation with Anders we cover a wide variety of topics such as: transhumanism and the ethics thereof; the limits of being human; the Epic of Gilgamesh and our quest for immortality; overcoming death and enhancing life; life expectancy and our willingness to take risks; the potential for enhancement arms-races; the likelihood of armed conflict between transhumanists and neo-luddites; the most likely path to human enhancement; personal versus collective enhancement; hive-minds, distributed intelligence, the Borg and individulaity; post-humanism and mind uploading.

My favorite quote that I will take away from this interview with Dr. Sandberg is: “That which does not kill us only makes us stranger.”

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Who is Anders Sandberg?

Anders Sandberg’s research at the Future of Humanity Institute centres on societal and ethical issues surrounding human enhancement and new technology, as well as estimating the capabilities and underlying science of future technologies. Topics of particular interest include enhancement of cognition, cognitive biases, technology-enabled collective intelligence, neuroethics and public policy. He has worked on this within the EU project ENHANCE, where he also was responsible for public outreach and online presence. Besides scientific publications in neuroscience, ethics and future studies he has also participated in the public debate about human enhancement internationally. Anders also holds an AXA Research Fellowship.

He has a background in computer science, neuroscience and medical engineering. He obtained his Ph.D. in computational neuroscience from Stockholm University, Sweden, for work on neural network modeling of human memory. He has also been the scientific producer for the major neuroscience exhibition “Se Hjärnan!” (“Behold the Brain!”), organized by Swedish Travelling Exhibitions, the Swedish Research Council and the Knowledge Foundation that toured Sweden 2005-2007. He is co-founder and writer for the think tank Eudoxa.

To Learn more see the rest here: https://www.singularityweblog.com/anders-sandberg-on-singularity-1-on-1/ 

Transhumanist Anders Sandberg: Embrace Strangeness was originally published on transhumanity.net